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What Makes q Soldier.

The first duty of a soldier is not
courage, but obedience. Battles are
won not by hard fighting merely, but
by fighting under orders. When the
confederate army was organized it was
composed largely of southern gentle
men, courageous, and in their way,
patriotic, but without the first idea oil
military discipline. A southern au.
thor declares: "They were as ignorant
OF the alphabet of obedience as their
officers were of the art of Recommending
II remember very WE'LL" he says,
"the extreme GOODNESS with which, in
one OF the valley skirmishes, a few days
before the battle of Bull Run, agentle
man private in my own company rode
out of the ranks for the purpose OF
suggesting to Gen. ]. E. B. Stuart the
propriety Of charging a gun which was
Smelling us, and which seemed nearer
to us than to its supporting infantry.
II heard another gentleman without
rank, who had brought a dispatch to
Stonewall jackson, request that off,
Ger to cut the answer Short on the
ground that his horse WAS g little
lame, and he feared his inability to de.
liver it as promptly as it was desira.
bic. These men and their comrades
lost none Of this personal solicitude
for the proper conduct of the war, in
process of becoming soldiers, but they
learned not to question or advise,
when their duty was to listen and
obey. .s..: @z<.5 ..=55 f. s.4
s.Their very errors" as Gen. Stuart
once said in my hearing, proved them
the best of material out OF which to
make soldiers. They are pretty good
officers now, he said, and after awhile
they will make excellent soldiers, too.
They only need reducing to the ranks. ~
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The Teachings of Geology.

Geology teaches us that countless
forms of life have passed away, as fAr
as we can tell, forever. !
Species and genera which once had a
local habitation on earth have dis
appeared from the stage, and have
now only name, and not only
species and genera, but whole orders
have gone, leaving only their epitaphs
on the gravestones which mark their
last resting places. And yet, side by
side with this, we are brought face to
face with the remarkable constancy
OF other species. In the silurian rocks,
which occupy the lowest place but
two (Cambrian and Laurent ian) in the
geological chronology, we are taught
that remains offoraminifera, some Of
them apparently Identical with exist.
ing form, have been detected in vari-
Gus Places" and in the cretaceous
rocks some of the foraminifera are
the same as those now dredged up
from the bottom of the ocean.
Volumes of interesting lore, fasci.
mating as the legends of fairyland or the
magic tales OF Arabia, are there writ
ten in the hieroglyphics of vaulted
dome and hanging stalactite, Of Hurried
bone and coin and implements OF va
ried use. The many races OF men who
inhabited the land Of prehistoric times
appear again on the scene; something
OF their manner of life is revealed.
Again they hunt the mammoth bison
and bear over the broad plains
and through thick forests. At one
time we sec them using the dog, the
horse and the hare for food. Strange
revolutions have taxed place in this
diet. The dog early passed out Of IA
vor, and It's use has not been revived.
The horse was used as load in Roman
Britain and after the English invasion;
it was afterward forbidden by the
church, because used by the Scandi-
navians in honor OF their god Odin; now
it is used in France and other coun.
tries. The Britons, however, would
not eat the hare-it was held to be
unlawful. to do so. The revolving
hand OF time has changed this, and we
now accept che hare as fit for food
Even the rude artists OF those print
tive times when man was cave DWELL
er, have LETT us specimens ofthelr skill.
In the caves Of Dordogne, in the south
Of France, are found horns and bones
with spirited carvings OF reindeer, BIZ
son, ubex and birds done upon them.
One of the most interesting of these
relics is the portrait Of mammoth,
carved on tusk of the same from
the cave of Laon. Madelaine, in Dord-
ogne. Simple as these artistic attempts
are, they tell us that man was not al
together uncivillZed. This must be
admitted, even if we regard these cary
ings as the most advanced art of that
day, which perhaps, we have no right
to do. What part of the art of to-day
will be recorded in the stony pages OF
geological future? Not the highest,
assuredly; and SO it may have been in
the past.-Chambers's Journal.
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A POLICY or RETALIATION.

asked to kiss her at the door,
But my request was quite unheeded:
She gave no sign. although awore
lloved her and with ardor pleaded.
At length dare and stole a kiss,
Which reused the maiden's indiena ton;
She said, '1his is an outrage; this
I'll meet, sir, with retaliation"
Her swimming eyes she raised to mine,
Her honeyed, ruby lips she pouted,
And kissed me. All. it was divine,
Bliss unulloyed! Who dares to doubt it?
Twas no hand kissing, twas no sham,
But lip to lip in Oscillation
Where kisses are concerned am
In favor Of Retaliation.
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quently adopt it and bear most of it's
outward signs. This manner is con.
ciliating to Interiors, distant to
equals and boasts an ease acquired
only in court circles. There is a STRONG
family likeness among the fortunate
lpossessors OF the manner; they are
Of large physique, and their gowns
rustle when they walk, fact not to
be despised, since it is a signal OF
warming of their approach that the
may escape. And for the
EXPRESSION OF their backs and shout
ders-it is as alike as two peas.
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The New York Society Manner.
From letter in the Hartford Courant.
= II Ia ell. A;.,aa ax,l 4.le.A Il

II We had only time and talent It
would be agreat privilege to write on
topic which is OF immediate interest.
It is about what is distinctively
known as the New York Society
Manner" and is adopted generally
by persons in official life, such as fe-
male presidents of boards OF charit-
able Institutions, literary clubs, So
cifties Of the fine arts. and also by the
wives Of presidents of colleges. But
there are persons who have no legal
right to the society manner who ire
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The alcalde scratched his head.
Then he touched one of the doubles
with his cane.
you, now" he said, "what is your
name?"
"Francisco," was the reply.
''Your residence and occupation?"
II have none. I am travelling
about"
The alcalde turned to the other man.
"What is your name?"
''Francisco.'
"Your residence and occupation?"
II have none. I am travelling
about" -
The same answer, delivered in the
very voice and manner OF the. first
double. y. ''
Seeing the alcslde's embarrassment,
I went to him and suggested that he
imprison both men until the matter
could be looked into E
L II cannot do it, he said. Zone is
innocent. If / imprieon him I shall
lose my place. Besides, the twelve
hours will soon expire, and without
satisfactory evidence l must turn
both loose" II -. IL. =:
limited that it was all 4 put-up
job, that Francisco probably had 9
twin brother, who had arranged it to
have the lights blown out, and had
then in the darkness made his way to
the prisoners Gde, thus confusing
matters with the intention Of eyadine
justice. q
ut matters mo- said the alcalde.
Two men cannot b arrested, tried
and imprisoned on . warrant against
one, nor can q warrant be issued
against two, when it is known that
only one IS guilty. No. senior, it IS q
hardship, doubtless, but tits bet ter to
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It ia the duty OF every person who has
used Boschee's German Syrup to let it's
wonderful qualities DO known to their
friends in rnring Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact oil throat and lung diseases No
person can use it without immediate 70.
lief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and We consider it tho duty OF all Drug
glsts to recommend it to the poor, dying
conanmptive, at least to try ono bottle, as
$4,000 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and no ono case where it failed was re-
ported. Such medicine as the German
Syrup cannot be too widely known. Ask
your druggist about it. Sample bottles to
try, sold at 10 cents. Regular size, rs
cents. Sold by all Drureiats and Dealers,
in the United States and Canada. D,sw
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Are you 'aturbed nj night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child snlIuring and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II
80, scnd at once and got bottle OF Mus.
WiSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP ron CnriD.
EEN TRHriIlSu. Ito value Is incAlculable.
1t will relieve tho poor little sufferer i'm.
media.ely. Depend upon it, mothers.
there ia no mistake about II. 1t cures
dysentery and dinrrhmn, regulates tho
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
BottenH tho gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy to tho whole
Bystem. Mus. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
ron CHILDREN TEETIlrNd is pleasant TO the
taste, and is the prescription Of ono Of the
oldeat and best female nurses and physi.
Clans in the unitcd States, and 10 Tor sale
by ali druggists throughout tho world.
Price 20 cent? bottle. MwsAw
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-LEPROSY-

and consequently incurablc. It Is impossible 10 de.
scribe her AnGcfin:s. Her body from tie cftrWa Of
her head 10 the socs Of her feet was mas OF decay
masses of flesh rotting OF md leaving great cavities
Her fingers fcsicred and three or four nails ,Inlri
of ut one time Her limbs contracted by thcfriEtnl
liberation. anil for several years she did no; !cayc
her bed. 1fcr weight was rTIucct: from III 10 GO hs
Perhaps some faint idea OF hcr condition can be
Cleaned from the fact TINT three pounds Of Cnstno.
line or ointment were used per week in sInr her
to!cs. Finally the physicians acknowledged iirIr
defeat By hi. WAc!i Wolf, and commended The fHi
fercr 10 her all.wi-e Creator.
Her hn-hAnl hearing wonderful reports Of the Uso
OF SWIFT. SrEclFlc IS S. Sl, prevailed on her 10
Try last resort; She began liz Use under pro-
tcst, b"t t4on found That her system was being re.
lcycd CT the poison, as the sores nssIct itI and
healthy color. n though the blood WIS becoming
pure and active Mrs, Bailey continued the $. S s.
until lat February; every sore was hcalcd shc dis.
cardcd chair and cruchrs, aud was for the .Ist time
N t~slye years we'll woman. IT,. husband. Mr..
CA. Bailey, Il In business ut TX Blackstone Street
Boston, nnH will take pleasure in giving the detail.
q this wonderful cure, Send 10 n. for Treatise on
Bl0pd md Skin Diseases. mailed FIRE.
'fHE SWIFT SrEclFIc Co. drawer 3. Atlanta ca
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An Old Story on Tom Ewing.

S1eNdhd L<ddr. ......' .t "
AZ have mentioned the name Of your
late Senator, Thomas Ewing, am remind.
ed Of an incident heard him relate as We
were going from the "Clay barbecue"
from Dayton 10 Columbus, In 1872.
Mr.. Ewing aaid few years bsiore he
was travelling in Southern Ohio, AMI
stopped at hotel, took seat In the par.
lor, and soon lcdy in tho room came up
to him and asked, us not this Thomas
EWING" lie answered her, THAT is my
NAME" Then she said, x will relate an
incident that occurred long years ago, that
will tell you who l am. You remember
that q party Of young folks wont out one
day on picnic excuraion"-and Mr.. Ew.
ing said BIO interrupted her, by saying,
You are the young lady who was bitten
in the ankle by rattleanake, eyes, she
was the one" Mr.. Ewing said they were
In the woods. no remedy Of any kind was
at hand, and he instantly took Of tho
stocking, and knowing that hs mouth was
sound and to be depended upon, put his
lips to tho round. drew the poison from the
ankle, and the young lady never auGertd
any Inconvenience from the bite OF the
rattlesnake. The meeting Of the two early
friends after long years had pRssed was
pleasant, and the incident one that have
never forgotten.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000,
LINT OF PRikHt

2l7g P11tes, AMOUNTING 000
Application 10. rates to clubs should be raade
only 70 the office OF the Company In New Orleans.
For further iHt6rnR hon write clearly giving full
kddless. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money orders,
| or New York Exchange In ordinary lctters Cur.
| rcncy By Express lat our expchse) addressed
N. A. DAUpnlN,
New Orleans, La.
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B0&6H EGQQd
A resident OF the rural districts was Wis.
lting Boston Tor tho purpose OF seeing the
sights. Tho neon hour found him on
fremont row gazing into the shop WIN
dows rs he leisurely passed along. It
was approaching the time for the regular
noon prayer meeting in tho room used for
that putpoee by the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association, and, as usual, member
Of that excellent body was upon the side
walk inviting the passers.by to enter and
participate in the services. As the coun
tryman came up and halted BY tho door
the young man tapped him upon the
shoulder and said: step right up stairs,
come" mo, you DON'T" Gays Mr.. Rusti-
cus, "ycr can't play any Of yer confidence
gaines on me; I've hesrn tell too much
about you felleys to be caught before bein'
in the city two hours"
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Tho Best Time to lsathc.

LpHu" IAHCtt.
It is best to battle just before going to
bed, as any danger Of catching cold isthus
avoided, and the complexion Is improved
by keeping warm for several hours after
leaving the bath. A couple Of pounds Of
bran putintoathin bsgsnd thenin 1.-THE b 18th
tub ia excellent for soitening the akin. It
should be left to soak in small quantity
OF water several houro before being used.
The internal aids to clear complexion
are most OF them well known, and the
present season is the best for = thorough
clcansing and purifying of tho blood. The
old-iashioned remedy OF sulphur and mo.
lasses is considered among the best, Char
coal powdered and taken with water is
said to be excellent, but 1t is most difficult
to take. A Sttic.ly vegetable and fruit
diet ia followed by many for ono or two
weeks.
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An En,husi1.,ic Endorsement.
Goriam, ". H., July 10, 1886.

GOr'tlm, ". H., July 10, 1856.
GrSTs:-Whoever you are, l don't know,
but thank the Lord and feel grateful TO
yoa to know That IN this world Of adul.er-
ated medicines there Is ono compound
that proves and docs all itadvertisea TO do,
and moro. Four yea,s ago, had slight
shock al palsy, which unnerved me to
such an extent that the least excitement
would make me shake like the ague.
Lat MNy was induced to try Hop Bit.
teYs. | used ono bottle, but did not bee
any change; another did 80 change my
nerves tnut they are now as steady as they
ever were. 1t used to take both hands to
write, but nov my good right hand writer
THE. Now, II you continue to manufac-
ture rs honest and good an article as you
do, you will accumulate an honest fortune
and confer ibp greatest blessing on your
ielIow.mcu that was ever conferred on
maukiud. TIN BuRcu.
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dFEllS1W 7TGlt7tr
4 man with painful expression OF
countenance sat on goods box. "Are
you lil?' some one asked. "No."
Have you lost anyihing?' "Never had
anything to lcse.n whats the matter,
tEeu?" "lm si..in' on wasp" "Why
don't you set up?' "Wall, that wuz my
first impulse, but got to thinkir' ths. !
was hurlin' the wasp as badly as he wau
hnrtiu' me, an concluded to sit here a
while, specially rs | Am ti:ed. Thought,
too, that | ought 10 be thankful for this is
about the easiest seat have had lately"
What hAve you been doing that Was 40
painful?' "Servin' Oh jury in atprohi.
hilton town"
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Erie ssconds............Iol
n. X. d 7. gen. Gs....lOl1.
Northern PAc. tlrstS..ll7I
North. fac. Eecou1S.. l0eM
Northwest. colsuls..lSyE
y. v. debcntures...-llu5s
t. Paul consuls....l29
rex.& pac. land yrs. Gs
Tex. d Pac. X. q. ex.
ira colip0nA........ 7GX
Union Pac. arsts......ll6%
West Shorp I'M
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Che t5 Intelligence:
ONCE. Nos. 10 and 81 Fourteenth street.
For he lnlAiigour.
APPLE BLOSSOMS.

Whence comes this subtle. sweet perfume
Which each recurring breeze OF Western wind
Waits to us from beyond 0hio's tide r'TII.-
Like fragrance from the flowers Of some fair Elet
Near but yet unseenH 10 r-II.ll ~
As Often IA the sosSoils In their night lI
bf1na Spring ~ greet w onco again, ~.
The grateful nGstfii scouts that odor sweet,
hut nil unknown tho hidden souIre remains,
Does unieen censor swing behind the hills
y h!cll bound the Western limits Of our View?
Or does the breath ottome old goddess fair
juno. or Flora. Or Pomona rich 'T'7' v
III love OF lowers aud ituit and sunshine rare-
On whotU Immortal youth Age works In vain,
Come 10 us In these later APP II days?
" IL u but the inceusc, scattered far,
vi apple blossoms upon Island tTeesY
) Whtdiag. April, 1857. un w. " ','' y
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New York II ibune.
II is OF no good to deny that horse
racing is an enormous industry, which
gives employment to thousands Of men
and boys, and provides entertainment for
tens Of thorsands more. There is no res
son to suppose that the thoroughbred is
deterioratlng; on The contrary, many OF
the bsst Judges believe that be has vastly
improved. True, the tesla OF s.amiDa to
which he was formerly subjected arc not
demanded OF him, but if they we're, ex.
perts are convinced thst the modern rep.
rescnlatives Of the turf would not fall. In
England this year provision has been
made for 245 days racing, and nearly
F2,500.OO0 is to BIZ run for. Some 1900
horses will compete for this enormous
sum. Last year 2,072 animals run under
Jockey Clnh rules, OF which ST. were two.
year.o'ts. sss th,se.qear olds, and Coz
tovr stars ana nprafds. These proper
uons represent about the average OF many
years.
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Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg H.,
sAyn: "lInving received so much benefit
from Electric l'ittes. leol It my duty To
lot suffering humanity know Il. Have
had II running soro on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told mo ] would have
10 have tho bono scrApcd or Icy ampu.
tinted. used, instead, three hotties Of
Electric Btters and Roven boxes Bucklen'a
Arnicn Snlvo, and my lex Is now sound
and we'll"
Electric Bttors aro sotd At fifty cents Il
botto, and Bucklun's Arnca Salyo at 25G,
por box by Logan 4 Co. s
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If tho food is not properly tisested it
becomes corrupt, and poisous the eyatem
It is intended to nourish. This IL indiges.
ton.
"My wits ha1 suffered for msny yea.e
with indigestion. After trying everything
elBe recommended, che tried Simmons
Liver Regulator. III throe days alter
taking it according to directionsshe WAS in
perfect health; che does not suffer at all
and can eat anything she wants without
any OF her previous Symphonic"
". @. SUBEEs,
MwF&w Bainbridge, Ga.
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Cit'cAGo, April !6.-Cattlo- Receipts 5000 head :
thftteh,s Lug head; market strong for HIGHT cat.
tie; heavy dull; khippin. steers Slt0a5 Is; EluErn
md feeders 81 UJai 60 cows bulls mud mixed 81 t0s
30. Receipts 1000 head: shipments loo
head; market strong 3nd DC higher: rough and
mixed IS ~; psCking md shipping IS tSn5 Is:
light 81 75n, Is; HGips 81 ONT 10. ilcep -kcrrlpls
$50 head; hhilmenk l,OO0 head: market strong;
hhnrn native, sSOJal 10: w0olcd 81 Uia5 o.: west.
crn 81 %hai W: do wooded Western 81 aai Is; inmhs
81 boat W. Special cables from London 1lioicI
American ca'!ie At Halle per pottini supply
nominal plenty OF home l1ccd stock and dressed
meats
EAST l.luEnry, April ?6.-cat,lo- ReccIr,s 800
head: shipments III head ;..mnrkct slow, slight
shahc pll from ytsicrJay pri.ss. -lsetuiits
:WO hcNu: shipments GDJ head; market arm:
philadelphia Is 9OaG %: Workers. IS bOa5 Is; CON,
mon md Light 81 ?aa5 40; pigS 81 75R5 %, Shrc,
-.RCcclps 100 head: shipments $500 head: mar
ket slow, shade on from yesterdays prices.
CiNCiSSATl. O., April ?G-llogs nrm: common
and light $, 2in5 ~. packing and butchers 81 Oh
b e.: receipts 1000 head: shipments 10 head.
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Gratn-New wheat SOC per hushel. State oats
Soi3!c. Sta'c corn. on The wharf, 48ii2c.
FIolr-Fancy patents, tspring and winter) a cot.
IS fancy family, white amber. amber and wInte,
i0in paper; wool l5c higher. Dat mcal-netJrin
IS IS per Dbl; fAicy $500 Rye flour 81 20,
10y and st'd.e-prime loose timothy, $40 OOal2 90
per ton; prime baled sll O0al2 OO pef ton, by The
car load. straw loose, s. 90: baletl. 81 o.. MID.
elings per ton $3.50. Bran per ton SIC co.
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D: a. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, writes tiia. he was
seriously slllicied with seryore cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rem
eden without benefit Being induced
10 Try DR.. Hinge New Discovery Tor Con-
sumption. did 20 and was entirely cured
by usa OF few bottles. Since which time
he has used 1t in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best resulis. This is The
oxperlnce Of Thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles FREQ at Logan Il Co.'s Drug
Store,
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MwFIw

A COMFORTABLE home Tor permanent or
transient guests in New York is the ia.
nous Sturtevant House, Broadway, cor.
.a:h street. New plumbing, new furni.
ture aud fittings, Matthews & Pierson
the new propsietors have made it the
equal to the best. European and Amer
lean plans, prices very reasonable TruAs
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Slie SUhcrctl Him.
SHV
Omnhn llInr,h.

Omaha man time . A. M)-"M'dear,
ope' door (hic). shus from bus-bnsisess,
m'dear thic), ,pe' door," Vito lat up
stairs window)-"Wno are you? Go away
or I'll call the police" "M'iear, Pm your
husband, m'dear, ope' door" "My hus.
band, indeed Ny husband came in iou,
hours ago and is fast asleep. You gre m
lmpostor.' "Eh! Wha-m'dcar?' "My
hnsband is here arieep" "Wha-" "Here
as!ecp; 20 away" "Whatw "You ART
an impoator." What! My gracious! Oh
This is tertitle!" swell, now that yor
arc somewhat sober, III LET you in"
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Young wife-T know very well, mother,
that my husband no longer loves mo-
Moihnr-"ilow do you know it, my
daughter? you know no belongs 10 tho
'ise companyT eyes" "Well, before
we were mRrriod, when We we're counting
and the fire bell rang no never went to The
IRE. lie aaid he would rather pay the
iine." swell, what does ho do now ?"
why, now, at the very first sound OF tho
bell he Gays duty Gala him, and he is oil
mud away in three shakes Of Sleeps
tail"